Centros veterinarios del Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas

2017 
espanolAl final de la Guerra Civil, se crea el Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC) que venia a sustituir a la Junta para Ampliacion de Estudios e Investigacion Cientifica, fundada en 1907 y que, bajo la presidencia de Ramon y Cajal, habia aglutinado a los mas validos de los investigadores espanoles. El CSIC se crea por ley de noviembre de 1939, en su articulado se agrupan los centros en patronatos, concretamente, en el de Alonso de Herrera se incluian las ciencias agricolas, forestales y pecuarias. En este trabajo nos ocupamos solo de aquellos centros del CSIC relacionados con las cuatro Facultades de Veterinaria de entonces, creados bien como centros propios del Consejo, como centros mixtos o coordinados. Cualquiera de estos vino a cubrir el vacio que existia en aquellas decadas de los 40, 50 y parte de los 60, en la investigacion espanola, cuando era escasa la investigacion que se realizaba en las propias universidades. En la Facultad de Zaragoza habia dos Institutos adscritos: el Instituto de Economia y Produccion Ganadera del Ebro, en el que estuvieron implicados los profesores Ocana, Zarazaga y Sierra Alfranca, y el Instituto de Patologia de las Colectividades Ganaderas, cuya direccion recayo en los profesores Sanchez Franco y Sanchez Guernica. En la Facultad de Leon, a iniciativa de Miguel Cordero, la Estacion Agricola Experimental y el Instituto de Ganaderia de Montana. En Madrid, gracias a Gaspar Gonzalez, se creo el Instituto de Alimentacion y Produccion Animal y, bajo la direccion del profesor D. Felix Sanz, el Instituto de Investigaciones Veterinarias. En 1951, en la Facultad de Cordoba, como centro coordinado y por iniciativa del profesor Jordano, se crea el Departamento de Zootecnia, que mas tarde seria Instituto. Gran parte de estos centros desaparecieron en 1993, cuando los entonces responsables del CSIC decidieron su desmantelamiento. EnglishAt the end of the Civil War, the CSIC was created to replace the Board for the Extension of Studies and Scientific Research, founded in 1907 and which, under the presidency of Ramon y Cajal, had agglutinated the most valid from Spanish researchers. The CSIC was created by law of November 1939, in its articulate the centers are grouped in patterns, specifically, the one of Alonso de Herrera includes the agricultural sciences, forestry and livestock. In this paper, we deal only with those CSIC centers related to the four Veterinary Faculties of those years, created as centers of the CSIC, such as mixed or coordinated centers. Any of these came to cover the lack that existed in the decades of the 40s, 50s and part of the 60s, in Spanish research, when it was the research that was carried out in the universities themselves. In the Faculty of Zaragoza there were two Institutes attached: The Institute of Economy and Livestock Production of the Ebro, in which teachers were involved Ocana, Zarazaga and Sierra Alfranca, and the Institute of Pathology of Livestock Communities, whose address fell to teachers Sanchez Franco and Sanchez Guernica. In the Faculty of Leon, an initiative of Miguel Cordero, the Experimental Agricultural Station and the Mountain Livestock Institute. In Madrid, thanks to Gaspar Gonzalez, the Institute of Food and Animal Production was created and the direction of Professor D. Felix Sanz, of the Institute of Veterinary Research. In 1951, in the Faculty of Cordoba, as a coordinated center and on the initiative of Professor Jordano, the Department of Animal Husbandry was created, later to be the Institute. Most of these centers disappeared in 1993, when CSIC officials decided to dismantle them
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